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David Bourgeois is a Lecturer at the Paul Merage School of Business, University of California, Irvine. He holds a PhD in Information Systems and Technologies from Claremont Graduate University and has over twenty years of full-time academic experience. His teaching includes Management Information Systems, Digital Business, Business Analytics, Advanced Business Analytics, and Business Intelligence.
- PhD, Information Systems and Technologies, Claremont Graduate University, 2006
- MS, Management Science, Cal State Fullerton, 1996
- BS, Mathematics, Biola University, 1987
His research focuses on the use of digital technologies and data analytics to improve student retention and increase website donations, particularly within faith-based organizations and small businesses. He explores how machine learning and data-driven strategies can enhance organizational performance and engagement.
Dr. Bourgeois has a strong professional background in corporate IT, with fifteen years of experience as a systems analyst, software developer, helpdesk analyst, and group manager. He continues to consult in website development and analytics. While no specific publications or awards are listed, his applied research and teaching emphasize practical, real-world applications of information systems.
- Use of data to improve student retention
- Machine learning to improve website donations
He advises no students listed in the provided material and is not indicated to lead any formal research lab or team. His work bridges academic instruction with industry practice, supporting digital transformation in educational and nonprofit contexts.
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